Robert David Chilcutt, a cherished husband, brother, and friend, passed away peacefully on April 16, 2025, at the age of 63 in Inkster, Michigan. Born on November 27, 1961, in Garden City, Michigan, Robert was a man of integrity, warmth, and unyielding kindness.

Robert's early years were spent in the loving company of his parents, Robert and Ethel, and his siblings, Kim Rokita, Mike Chilcutt, Steven Blake, and the late Connie Luschas (John). His family was the cornerstone of his life, and the bonds he shared with them were unbreakable. Robert's heart found its match in his beloved wife, Sandy Chilcutt, and he embraced her children, Samantha Slack (James) and Sara Whitcomb (Matt), as his own, offering them the same unconditional love and support he gave to everyone in his life.

A proud veteran of the US Marine Corps, Robert served his country with honor and dedication. His commitment to service continued in his civilian life as the owner of a successful HVAC company, where he was respected for his work ethic and generosity. Colleagues and customers alike will remember Robert for his reliability and the pride he took in his craft.

Robert's love for life was evident in his many passions. He was a devoted fan of the Detroit Lions, standing by them through thick and thin with the same loyalty he showed to his friends and family. Music was another of Robert's joys, with classic rock and roll providing the soundtrack to many of the memorable moments he shared with those close to him. An avid fisherman, Robert found tranquility and happiness on the water, a pastime that reflected his patient and contemplative nature.

A man of faith, Robert was an active member of the First Baptist Church of Garden City, where his kind spirit and loving presence were a source of comfort and inspiration to the congregation.

Robert will be remembered as a beacon of love and kindness, touching the lives of all who knew him. His legacy of love, laughter, and compassion will live on in the hearts of his family and friends. Robert David Chilcutt's life was a testament to the power of kindness, and he will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.